A level Mathematics is an interesting and challenging course which builds upon the methods you learned at GCSE. As well as being a fascinating subject in itself Maths A Level will help you to unlock the mysteries of science, technology and statistics, studying mathematics offers higher earning potential, exciting career opportunities and a grounding in important life skills. A mathematical background will help you to think logically, analyse data and express yourself clearly. Course content. A level Mathematics is comprised of studies within the 3 compulsory fields of pure maths, mechanics and statistics. Students will make in-depth studies into the following areas: Proof Algebra and functions Coordinate geometry Sequences and series Trigonometry Exponentials and logarithms Differentiation & Integration Numerical methods Vectors Quantities and units in mechanics Kinematics Forces and Newton’s Laws Moments Statistical sampling Data presentation and interpretation Probability Statistical Distributions Statistical hypothesis testing. There is no coursework component which allows students more time to concentrate on practising their techniques.
GCSE Maths Grade 7 Students with a grade 6 maybe accepted onto the course at the discretion of the Head of Maths
The A level Maths Course is examined with 3 written papers each lasting 2 hours and each paper worth 33.3% of the A level Qualification. Both papers have a maximum of 100 Marks All questions are compulsory.
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Wolverhampton |
| Ofsted Rating | Requires improvement |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Compton Park, Compton Road West, Wolverhampton, WV3 9DU |
A level Mathematics is an interesting and challenging course which builds upon the methods you learned at GCSE. As well as being a fascinating subject in itself Maths A Level will help you to unlock the mysteries of science, technology and statistics, studying mathematics offers higher earning potential, exciting career opportunities and a grounding in important life skills. A mathematical background will help you to think logically, analyse data and express yourself clearly. Course content. A level Mathematics is comprised of studies within the 3 compulsory fields of pure maths, mechanics and statistics. Students will make in-depth studies into the following areas: Proof Algebra and functions Coordinate geometry Sequences and series Trigonometry Exponentials and logarithms Differentiation & Integration Numerical methods Vectors Quantities and units in mechanics Kinematics Forces and Newton’s Laws Moments Statistical sampling Data presentation and interpretation Probability Statistical Distributions Statistical hypothesis testing. There is no coursework component which allows students more time to concentrate on practising their techniques.
GCSE Maths Grade 7 Students with a grade 6 maybe accepted onto the course at the discretion of the Head of Maths
The A level Maths Course is examined with 3 written papers each lasting 2 hours and each paper worth 33.3% of the A level Qualification. Both papers have a maximum of 100 Marks All questions are compulsory.
